Choose an embedded image and download it at its stored resolution. Supported JPEGs keep their original bytes; supported rasters export as native-size PNGs.
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Select a highlighted image or browse the images on the current page.
Export native pixels independently of the PDF preview zoom.
Save supported original JPEGs or reconstructed PNGs from your browser.
Choose a supported image on the page or in the resource list. Downloads contain the complete stored image, including pixels cropped out of the PDF view. Vector artwork is not supported.
Open your document once. Switch between Text, Table, and Images without reopening it.
Choose a local PDF and switch to Images. PDFCopy inspects the embedded image resources on the current page.
Click a highlighted image bound or select an image in the list. Check its stored pixel dimensions and export information.
Download a supported JPEG unchanged, or a reconstructed PNG at its native pixel dimensions. Page cropping is not applied to the download.
This JPEG is embedded in the JPEG and PNG images example. It is placed at 192 × 128 on the page; its stored image is 96 × 64 pixels.
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Only supported embedded raster formats can be exported. Vector charts, inline images, tiled compositions, CMYK/ICC/indexed color spaces, and some transparency masks are not supported. Complex clipping can make page bounds unavailable; use the resource list in those cases.
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No. Downloads come from supported embedded image resources. PDFCopy does not capture or crop the rendered page to produce an image export.
Supported simple JPEG resources keep their stored bytes. Other supported raster data is reconstructed as PNG with native pixels and transparency. That PNG is not necessarily the same file that was originally inserted into the PDF.
A PDF can crop an image when displaying it. The download contains the complete stored image, including pixels outside the visible crop.
Only if it is stored as a supported embedded raster image. A chart or signature drawn from vector paths and text is not an extractable raster image.